The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-22

prospect is that lac will have all lac
can do this winter.
The following form Capt. J. e..
Mohler will be of interest to the G..
4. r. boys:
PLANTERS HOUsE,i
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18th, 1851
FRIEND SAMPSON IL am here i'm
81. Louis awaiting the gathering of
the "Old BOYS of '6l-5' | write this
10 say that the route chosen by the
John A. Logan Post III Union Pa
ciiic and Wabash Westerns
splendid rOute,-smOOth track, good
ear, fast time and gentlemaniy
train men. II any of the boys that
expect to visit here wish quarters
for themselves and friends, il they
will drop me line stating what
they want | will arrange for them.
The Exposition il in full blast aud H.
we'll worth seeing. The decorations
for the G.. \. X. encampmeut are
simply indescrihable.
My addresses 3,4lg Olive street
Yours truly, }. G.. MoHLER.
Andrew j. Minard, formerly regis
ter of deeds of Saline county a. well
~ a Salina merchant, il in the city
"A guest Of his hrother-in-law A.
w. Wickham. Mr.. Minard has
been travelling man for a large
clothing establishment Of 1t. Louis
until recently, receiving a large sal
airy for his labOrs. He was account
eel one Of the very best and most sue
cessful travelling men on the road.
He is now interested with Mayor
Francis, Of st. Louis, and several
other gentlemen in a mine in George
town, Col, and goes out To look
after the management of the same.
lie will remain there until about
January lst. Mr.. Minard's home is
Springfield, Mo. He has grown
fleshy and is looking splendidly.
Lew Best and G. A. Norton, both
OF BelOit, are asking the coming
county conventions to indOrse them
as candidates for secretary Of state.
Kansas city journal.
The Journal fails to make mention
that his lOrdship Charles :. Martin
Of this place is also a candidate for
Secretary Of State. He 40 annOunc-
ed his candidacy several months ago.
In fact he is a candidate for every
thing in sight and has been since his
arrival in Saline county. He is lab
oring under the impression that he
il a very great and talented man and
was especially created for public
place. He was not six months I'm
the county before he was a candidate
for representative. He il not con-
tent with holding one Office but
must have two. While holding the
Office Of Register Of Deeds which
paid him $1,000 YEAR he was also
holding the office .of Clerk of the
House Of Representative paying
him $500 per year. He was a can
didase for reelection to the latter
Office, aud failing to get il, COM
meneed cursing everybody and MAX
ing a fool Of himself because he was
not again hOnOred with the place.
Now he wants to be reelected regis
ter Of deeds paying him $4,000 and
az the same time be elected Secretary !
Of State paying q salary Of $500
and perquisites, which are - much !
more). Surely his lOrdsl,ip wants
the earth and all there il in il.
Mr.. 7. II. Irwin and Miss Bertha
Carney were married at the resi-
dence of Jacob Carney the 18th, by |
Rev. J. w. Funk. A large number
Of friends were present to extend |
congratulations, aud enjoy the fes-
tivities Of the occasion. Tom got
tired Of "baching" and fully endors-
ed the scripture, that il H. not good
for man TO be alone. A goOdly COM
pany headed by mother Banker and
aunt Ellen Garrison paid their re-
spects 20 the United Brethren par
sOnage az Shiloh. An enjoyable
time Was had. The parsOn and his
family can stand such calls fire.
Quently.